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A review by tonauac
Bloody Rose by Nicholas Eames
5.0
Very good.
I had a hard time putting it in my head that the best thing was to forget about the first book and just focus on this new one because where I was already in the reading, there were just little traces of what happened in the first book.
Once I did, everything was easier to wrap my head around. Too much craziness, monsters, battling arenas and magic, Rock... Oh, and a lot of wickedness.
The book has so much action and so much going on that to do an in-depth review of this book you would need to write at least 1/3 of it.
I had a hard time putting it in my head that the best thing was to forget about the first book and just focus on this new one because where I was already in the reading, there were just little traces of what happened in the first book.
Once I did, everything was easier to wrap my head around. Too much craziness, monsters, battling arenas and magic, Rock... Oh, and a lot of wickedness.
The book has so much action and so much going on that to do an in-depth review of this book you would need to write at least 1/3 of it.
Another unique aspect of Together was that the music ended before the words, so that Tam sang the last refrain with her lute in her lap. Her hands were motionless, her foot was still. Her aching heart beat a slow and steady cadence inside her.
The song ended, and you could hear the candles flicker in the silence that followed.
As one, two hundred heads turned to the balcony above.
Brune and Cura were watching Rose. Freecloud was looking down at Tam. He was grinning, Tam saw, because he already knew.
“Welcome to Fable,” said Rose.
And the crowd went wild.